Portugal
Grotta della PoesiaTorre Sant'Andrea
na granicidanas izložen mrtvom moru u lice (razina grada)
- prozor
- With ten metres of water 310 m from the shore, the band where you meet the local orders is all of it right here. At Torre Sant'Andrea as anywhere else, the hours of the session are the hours of the sun. Whoever goes out in order is also defending the place for whoever comes next. The afternoon wind often closes the day before the light does.
- plima
- The current you will find towards the east will nearly always be wind-driven and not tidal. In a hard Levante the level rises more than any spring tide manages. If the current is faster than your easy pace, it is already too much. The ten-metre line, 310 m offshore, does not move with the level: it moves with the swell.
- zaklon
- Under a cliff the offshore wind passes over your head and the water stays smooth, but the long swell arrives all the same. Look at the opening to the east before you look at the wind: in Levante the sea builds in a few hours, in Ponente it comes down just as fast. A metre of long swell from the east is worth more than two metres of short chop raised inshore. With wind from the east building, the window shuts fast: plan the way back with margin.
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